Back on the market, the buyer's financing failed. Some homes just fit. This Sugar House bungalow built in the 1940s and sitting quietly at the end of a dead end street is one of them. The kind of place where the hardwood floors and original character details tell you everything you need to know the moment you step inside. The updated kitchen is bright and functional without losing the charm the rest of the house has held onto. The mudroom does its job well, a proper landing spot that keeps the rest of the home feeling clean and collected. Three bedrooms. Two baths. A finished basement that gives you room to grow into perhaps a media room, home office, or guest suite. Whatever you need it to be. Out back is where this one really earns it. A private yard that feels like your own little secret, tucked away at the end of the street with no through traffic. The detached garage keeps things tidy. The big stuff is handled. Brand new roof with a transferrable warranty, so next owners inherit the peace of mind along with the charm. Sugar House is one of Salt Lake's most loved neighborhoods for good reason. Coffee shops, restaurants, Sugarhouse Park, and easy access to I-80, all within minutes. The neighborhood has energy. This street has quiet. You get both.